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: and by plugged into the wall do you mean something sexual? geoff: that's a reminder fellas. don't check. just listen. craig: click click click everybody. good night.

a dream come true ♪ now, beat it. ♪ out of all the fellas in the world ♪ hey, you all right, kid. ♪ she belongs to you your father know you're here, billy? no, and i'd appreciate if we kept it that way. ♪ but it was just my imagination ♪ sorry to hear about your brother, sweetie. oh, i didn't order anything. ♪ it was just my imagination be careful, young man. thanks for the drink... miss. my mother's the only "miss" in my family. you can really play those drums. play a lot more than that. really? yeah, learn by ear. if-if i hear it, i can play it. (coughs) (laughs) so you can hold a beat, but you can't hold your liquor? well, well, i'm a quick learner. bartender: one more coming up. ♪ every night... who was the girl? beatrice something. older, but wise to the fact that drummers keep the rhythm. beatrice sloan? that's it. yeah, used to work for ronde brooks. ronde brooks? of ronde records? one and the same. but i always thought that beatrice was ronde's girl. ronde know about her and billy? you gotta ask him. don't let the suit fool you, 'cause ronde came up in the streets, and y

. well, thank you. an old fella like you needs all the help he can get. yeah, i'll show you a fella my age. who's the grumpy bastard? yeah, i'm a grumpy bastard. hey, you know something, riggs? when i do retire, i hope your next partner is just like you. that's not gonna happen. 'cause there's winners and there's losers, and god wouldn't do that to me. yeah, well, he did it to me. i know. hey. see what i mean? my point exactly. son of a gun. stay away from my daughter. you can't be serious. what are you talking about? i saw what it was. you kissed rianne. can i help it if she finds me irresistible? that's not the point. it was a platonic peck on the cheek between friends. okif it's just friendship, try shaking hands next time. what's your problem? are you getting enough fiber in your diet? i'm getting enough fiber in my diet. i'm spoken for, ok? i'm going to pick lorna up from the hospital this afternoon. yeah? you're serious. well, we got a dog and everything. i figure i can, you knowmake ends meet.

>> hi, fellas. >> wait till the boys back at the office hear about this, kelly. you must be leading a fat life to fall for a pair of shoes. >> you know tricky dick? >> know him? he almost flunked me in advanced blowing up suspension bridges. meet my instructor from indoctrination school. >> kelly robinson. >> you half-wit. you're gonna get yourself killed with those practical jokes someday. you know, when he pulled that on me in class one time, i like to shot my leg right off. scotty, meet russ conley. partner, meet my teacher. >> how you doing? >> well, what are you doing in hong kong? >> vacation. >> that's great. you picked the right place for it. we'll make him swing, will we not? >> yes. >> yes, we will. really a vacation, or...? >> well, there was a pretty rough assignment in hawaii. i got a little banged up. they asked me where i wanted to go for my vacation. i said hong kong. >> right. >> while i was at it, the pentagon said deliver this, which makes me a diplomatic pouch of a kind who could do with a small drink to make us a toast. >> well, we got some beer coming right up.

of the year 2nd half 2 fella named brock motum had himself a game tonight fat for the cougars - easy layup here motum: game high 29 points 4:31 left, cardinal up 3 3 dwight powell - the follow dunk as the cardinal pull away powell: 16 points, 11 rebs stanford goes 12/12 from foul line in last two minutes stanford wins 78-67 >> the baseball hall of fame and not one that new player. no chance. they say when you are in the 30's it is going to take at least four or five years before you get in and near. that is what history tells you how did barry bonds take the news? he is said the four seasons hotel in maui. and as the go towards saturday. 12 justin smith is he going to be available? >> he says that he is ready to go. that is good enough for me. and god willing to the and the creek don't rise. and we kept the camera on him of the coach. and we have asked him why he never moved from high school to college coaching. the mind of the age group. there will move when you ask them to move >> your never motivated by money? or in your experience? >> i would rather be happy and comfortable where i cou

that every woman i've ever enraged might have been faking it. i don't think so, fellas. i've infuriated my share of the ladies over the years and let me tell you, i get them there, okay? [ laughter ] they always seem pretty worked up. i can tell when it's real, i mean, they're screaming the whole time. i've even had neighbors comai not to brag, but i've ken some women to a place that wasn't even human. that i don't have to take that to the internet but the like average teenager stuff i have a nice place and community. >> stephen: do you go to school? >> yeah. >> stephen: what are you taking? >> english. >> stephen: what is the book you had to read this year? what are you working on now? >> a poetry unit. >> stephen: what are you reading? >> robert frost. >> stephen: do you have a favorite frost poem? >> when i get to it, ah? [ laughter ] >> stephen: nice. i did just blow your english grade right now? >> my teacher is watching this, too. >> stephen: say two roads diverged in the woods. >> yeah, right the famous one. >> stephen: the good one. your magazine has positive images and messages fo

for items 1 and 2? >> thank you, budget and finance. it's hard on a fella, when he doesn't always know his parking way around. we need some parking in the city, in the city and town. oh, it's a saturday night and i ain't get no parking. i need some parking in the city, hey. i am in an awful way. there is another fella, who told me he had a city for parking and driving just fine. instead of being my deliverance, it had a parking resemblance to a city of parking like frankenstein. oh, it's a saturday night and i ain't got no parking. i got no parking by the city in the bay. i am in an awful way. and i want to go downtown, where all the lights are bright. parking downtown, it's waiting for me tonight. parking downtown, the garage and parking is waiting for you. >> thank you. are there other members of the public who wish to speak on items 1 or 2? seeing none, public comment is closed. we have two these items before us. if there are no other questions i do have a few comments to make on them. i do appreciate the folks who have come out to speak and i absolutely understand why it has become p

scared them away! at least that's what the big fella says. let's get this straight. there was no ghost and there never was. it was just a harmless bit of fun. what big fella? i'm not crazy about the beer either. which could do with changing, by the way. big fella? brendan! so -- not crazy about the beer, eh? okay, mate... this'll knock down your coat. for god's sake! ( sound of horse's hooves ) oonagh? ( screaming ) oonagh! oonagh! ah! he's here. i mean i'm not asking for myself. not being a regular attender and all, but, ah, isn't there some sort of exorcism thing, huh? see, oonagh's a bag of nerves. an exorcism is meant to banish a demon from a possessed person. it's not meant for beer cellars. right. i could say mass -- give a blessing. whatever. throw the whole lot at it. oonagh would appreciate that. paul... you say there was a bat or something in there? could it have been a bird? maybe. louie? ( sound of the wind ) ( dog howls ) swindled me out of me cottage! takin' up all the fishin'. he asked for it. now, "pay kathleen hendley "eight thousand pounds." it's

again. the big fella did it his way. basically, a blowout from start to finish. 34-yard touchdown right there, caps a 97-yard td. tide roll. the third championship in the last four years. >>> they're packing up. san francisco's famed science museum has started a very big move. they started transporting explore exhibits. it's moving from the palace of fine arts to its new home at pier 68. the move is going to be tricky. it will take a few weeks to complete. the opening will be in april. >>> the microsoft campus in mountain view was robbed over the holidays. what did the burglars take? only the apple products. the thieves raided three microsoft offices and they took a bunch of ipads. no microsoft products were reported stolen. but from what i understand, microsoft makes a great tablet. >>> let's check in with jeff for a look at tomorrow. >> cold, some dense fog. dense fog advisory for the east bay and south bay. we're going to get showers wednesday night and thursday. it could go so cold we'll get snow at 1,000 feet by thursday morning. >> thanks for joining us tonight. jay leno's next. >

? >> hi-yah! how you doing, fellas? >> hey, schmitty, excuse me. >> hey, did i miss the festivities? >> excuse me... >> what are we doing here? what's going on? >> schmidt, no, no! >> hey, how are you? >> do you want to have sex with me? >> yes, i do. >> well, there you go. >> see you, guys. monster. >> oh! >> you all right? where do you want to go? you got a car? >> i don't know. >> we'll use mine, come on. >> schmitty. >> let's go back to the bar. >> yeah. >> let's go, charlie. >> yeah. >> schmitty just... >> swooped in and grabbed the most disgusting girl here. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. my guest tonight fresh off -- fresh off golden globe win for acting, producing, choreography, lena dunham is on the show. [cheers and applause] obviously the big news president obama's hotly anticipated announcement of his new steps to try to curb gun violence. ah, i

is the zen master. have you ever seen good fellas. go home and get your (bleep) shinebox. [ laughter ] what is it giving you? do you practice it? is it an art form? >> with zen, you mean? >> jon: has it given you a sense of peace or understanding? >> it's interconnectedness. realizing we're all until this together. that -- [ laughter ] we are one. we are one. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: it must be a ball to hang out with you guys. you hung out and had this long conversation about life and understanding. >> whatever came , you know. >> jon: and put it together. >> and boom! >> jon: if. i am to read this, when i get to the end of journey of the book what is my understanding then? what is the enlightenment that i find? >> that's up to you, jon. $ [laughter] $. >> jon: you are a zen master. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jon: that's exactly what you were supposed to say. you've done it. >> i forgot the nose. >> jon: i was really worried that it was filled with -- i was going to do this like -- [ laughter ] and that would be the end of it. it wasn't so funny for funnyman jon stewart. i'

is brought to all these places. and they tell the woman, "take a look. that fella, does it look like that guy that robbed you?" it's the same. (martin scorsese) that's one of the films we studied for "taxi driver." where, utilizing this idea of the point of view, where everything goes through travis bickle's mind and eyes. (martin scorsese) you see everything in the film through him. and that's one of the reasons we studied "the wrong man" because it has that feeling of claustrophobia and paranoia that was so perfect for "taxi driver." (robert de niro) some day a real rain'll come and wash all this scum off. what it does is it draws you right in to their world the way they see it, the way they imagine it, the way they perceive it. (ray liotta) there was jimmy and tommy (ray liotta) and me. (ray liotta) and anthony stabile. (martin scorsese) you see the person walk in and he's standing there. and then you cut to see what he sees. but the camera starts to move. it becomes his point of view. i did one of those in "goodfellas" where everybody's saying, "hi, how are you," where they're introducing

am interested in, whenever i am interested in it." [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] so fellas, if you're interested in her, that is something you will have in common. [ laughter ] so romance-minded objectivists, log onto theatlasphere.com and find a love that lasts forever, or until you figure out which one of you is the parasite. [ laughter ] finally, i'm no fan of snakes. anything that hugs something to death has mommy issues. see a therapist. [ laughter ] and i'm not the only snake-hater out there. for more we turn to fox news' resident mongoose, shep smith. >> south florida has a snake problem, specifically a python problem. wildlife experts say as many as 150,000 burmese pythons are slithering around in the florida everglades. >> stephen: the problem stemmed from people importing these south asian monsters as exotic pets, and then letting them escape. and i'm giving a tip of the hat to florida officials for coming up with a plan. >> state officials have organized the 2013 python challenge. bag a python, you could pocket a reward of a thousand bucks. >> stephen: a thousand

, fellas. i've infuriated my share of the ladies over the years and let me tell you, i get them there, okay? [ laughter ] they always seem pretty worked up. i can tell when it's real, i mean, they're screaming the whole time. i've even had neighbors complain. not to brag, but i've taken some women to a place that wasn't even human. [ laughter ] okay? two, three times a day-- when i was younger. of course. [ laughter ] now that i'm older, i mostly just get yelled at on my birthday. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] thank you. i don't even understand your applause and i like it. [ laughter ] anyway, the hearings were a debacle that left unanswered the one question they were really about. is there anything we can use to stop hillary in 2016? [ laughter ] be rigl be rig] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight has been a fixture of the fashion world since age 11. so, a little old to be a model. please welcome tavi gevinson! [cheers and applause] hey, tavi, nice to see you. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: it's a pleasure. let me ex

fellas in here and we know we got the right guys leading us and we're taking advantage of it. >> and we're going to take advantage of being in the big easy all next week starting sunday live shows right here on nbc bay area news. that will do it for now. i'll be back at 6:00, a complete report from santa clara. >> okay. we expect to see those wings. here's something you haven't seen. the newest colin capper nick t-shirt. the shirts feetier c ieier kaep face. >> we'll have more journalists on the ground in new orleans than any other local station. you can catch the reports on air and on nbcbayarea.com. we have the perfect for them, the finished t-shirt. just done. a perfect day to wear it. so sunny outside. kind of nice, kind of warm. let's check in with rob mayeda. >> we saw that 49 are golden sunshine. a mild if not muggy afternoon. temperatures still in the 60s, but get ready for a winter-like blast on the way for the weekend. we'll let you know if you need your imbrumbrella coming up. >> titanic turnaround. how little red envelopes have sent netflix soar into the black. >> an interna

during warmups. fans showed up in large numbers, 17,000 today. alex lynn big fella drawing the double dip. that means layman is open. splash. the freshman came in averaging just 3 points a game. remember that. what did he have for breakfast this morning. ihop or he hops. how about the follow slam? he had 20 points and virginia tech were in orange but they needed groan. eric green crosses over but the hokies' defense awful. allen to the 10. the terps score 53 in the first half. how about the triple try from there? 3 of his 21. how about a point? a ukrainian exclamation point. maryland wins the 13th straight 94-71. hey coach? it seems like someone different stepping up every game. >> i don't know who our best players are. i really don't. and i think dez when the game is on the line can get to the foul line or the rim and he's really good. alex when he was playing great, you know he was separation. but shaq is coming on now. i think we all feel comfortable as coaches whoever we put in they can handle the situation and it's going to be fun to watch this team just continue to get better. >> it

's a -- >> what is that? >> he's an older fella, that likes to dance to the commodores. wearing a suit that he calls the fun funky tangerine. doing a move he calls the funky tangerine. it might also be the name of the dance -- >> that he's doing. >> of the inflatable orange suit. >> oh. i like that one. >> that one disturbs me. >> is it filled up with air? >> keep them coming, elizabeth. i can use all the follow-ups you got. it's friday. and sometimes we just want to show you people in big, orange, inflatable suits. so, guess what. i have for you, america, take a look. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, my gosh. oh, yeah. >> just in case, america, you were wondering. this is the same fella that was riding the broken mechanical bull yesterday. there he is. get down with your bad self. >> he's earning his pay this week. >>> what do we have? we have the cast of "downton abbey" coming up. >> oh, yeah. work it. >>> we have deejay friday. we've got it all. go nowhere. owhere. soulmat husband. loving father to your children. but first you've got to get him to say, "hello." new crest 3d white arctic fresh toothpaste

that in my life. well fella, at that point picture stars on the table and say say mr. president, you've clearly lost her confidence in me. i am out of here. that's the george marshall would've said had fdr spoken like that to him. we know this because of douglas macarthur pulled this out with roosevelt early in presidency, bristow said he must not talk to the president like that. so these guys had an understanding that then that we seem to have lost in our senior leaders way that their job is to speak truth to power, even when it's uncomfortable, especially when it's uncomfortable. dissent expressed internally is the highest form of loyalty. >> that's where you want to come back to the iraq war, the current iraq war and ask why you think it is to the extent there has been blamed to portion, it is rested mostly with bush and those who chose to pursue the war. the military has not been large been seen by the public to be accountable for what by any accounts was an awfully long-term come expensive and not super successful effort to do a country that was far smaller than u.s., had nothin

is a buffet for you every day. i'll take one of him, two of her and all that big fella, come on! barbecue in my back yard, let's go! so i step over to the special screening area and the kid comes over because the senior security guy says you go frisk him and he went -- first thought, wrong. i know i have leverage here. humor will make awkward turn into experience. now, the danger is humor is a bighammer. i'm not funny all day. because at some point if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. it's the wrong tool for the right way to do something, so try to balance it. but i was out of sorts, hadn't had my coffee and was a little tired. he comes over and said i have to give you a special patdown with the back of my hand. i said use all 10 fingers, i'll buy you breakfast. checkpoint, security, two. i survived the situation, got on the plane. the point is this, that what's in my head i've never had to apologize for. first thought wrong properly filtered was some kind of rehabilitation or education or part of the c.o. or the p.d. or the d.a., helps first thought wrong become nex

>> yeah, i imagine. >> hi, fellas. >> wait till the boys back at the office hear about this, kelly. you must be leading a fat life to fall for a pair of shoes. >> you know tricky dick? >> know him? he almost flunked me in advanced blowing up suspension bridges. meet my instructor from indoctrination school. >> kelly robinson. >> you half-wit. you're gonna get yourself killed with those practical jokes someday. you know, when he pulled that on me in class one time, i like to shot my leg right off. scotty, meet russ conley. partner, meet my teacher. >> how you doing? >> well, what are you doing in hong kong? >> vacation. >> that's great. you picked the right place for it. we'll make him swing, will we not? >> yes. >> yes, we will. really a vacation, or...? >> well, there was a pretty rough assignment in hawaii. i got a little banged up. they asked me where i wanted to go for my vacation. i said hong kong. >> right. >> while i was at it, the pentagon said deliver this, which makes me a diplomatic pouch of a kind who could do with a small drink to make us a toast. >> well, we got some

dig grave for him. alright. i'll get scout ready for traveling. come, fella. all done, tonto? me ready. ready to go after rest of cavendish gang, now? yes, as soon as we can. but i have got to get a mount of some sort. we'll head off toward wild horse valley. here take, scout. for two days the lone ranger and tonto, traveled toward the remote valley of wild horses. where a particularly sturdy breed of horses lives. unknown and unmollested by the hunters of the west. later, the entrance of this valley the ranger and tonto hear the sounds of a furious horse. beyond the rocks and small glenn. they capture glimpse of a huge buffalo about to go at the life of a fallen horse. quickly, the lone ranger, reaches for his gun. you hit him, kimosabe. i hope it was soon enough, tonto. ♪ ♪ buffalo dying. horse look bad. me shoot him? no, tonto. i'm going to try to pull him through. well, old fellow, you're in bad shape. lot of bumps and bruises. tonto, get some rags from the supplies and bring the canteen. me do. so, in an instant, the lone ranger, has made a momentous decision, for he has

whirring ) push it in all the way fellas. you're welcome to. almost everybody can remember some time in their youth or childhood or adulthood having been present for the burial of someone in their family or someone in their circle of friends. but if you ask any group of ordinary citizens, "how many here have attended a cremation?" there are very few hands raised. but there's no question that cremation has become normative in a way that it used to be exceptional. >> when i die, i've told my wife i don't care. i don't. i have nothing against cremation, i have nothing against burial. i guess maybe that's... being in the business, it's... to me it's just a vehicle you're putting in the ground; the person's not there. we allow families to be as involved in the burial process as they would like to be. it's something about being there and shoveling the dirt even on your loved one that gives you a sense of peace. when you see it lowering in the ground, you realize that there's no turning back, you'll never see that person in this lifetime again. ( birds chirping ) >> if you walk around the c

in politics by bill clinton and the others, it has to clear this fella here. he clearly seems to want to run. he has that strong debate performance in the fall against paul ryan. and he got that fiscal cliff agreement going lafment month. and then he took on the lead on the gun control proposal. so do both of them run, listen to what biden told our colleague, deploria borger, this week about -- gloria borger, this week about running. >> i haven't made that judgment and hillary hasn't made that judgment but i can tell you what. everything that should be done over the next two years that i should be part of would have to be done whether i run or i don't run. chris: is that what he's like when you grab him at the white house and get ahead of him and talk -- >> that's who he is. the fact of the matter is he wants to run. he's right about this from what i understand in my reporting and knows beating hillary in a primary is near impossible and he's not going to drag out and have this big long primary fight. if hillary decides to run he'll look at it for a while and quietly back out. chris: how do

of muscle in his back legs from all that climbing. and he showed off new teeth. >> cute little fella there. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, when "america this morning" continues in just a second, a mom and dad who say they'd be proud even if their sons weren't coaching in sunday's big super bowl. >> but it's pretty cool that they are. >> yes, indeed. stay with us. let's go. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new cadillac xts... another big night on the town, eh? ...and the return of life lived large. ♪ oooh. [ female announcer ] ...is all grown up. oooh. [ female announcer ] jared presents beautiful, natural levian chocolate diamonds and chocolate cultured south sea pearls. levian is the only company on earth to make jewelry with chocolate diamonds. levian -- the leading family in jewelry -- from ancient royalty to today's red carpet. you will only find these styles at jared. levian chocolate diamonds, they're anything...but vanilla. that's why he went to jared... the galleria of jewelry. so will bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller p

neighboring cities like baton rouge. >>> 49ers fans are preparing to train. this little fella is flexing for his camera in his finest 49ers clothes. and shelley flying the team colors on her balcony. we want to see your pictures. send them to news@kpix.com or upload them to cbssf.com. be sure to include your hometown. we'll have a team of reporters to cover super bowl xlvii in new orleans. the coverage includes sports director dennis o'donnell and vern glenn joined by michelle griego and mike sugerman. >>> stolen from a home recovered in a santa clara reservoir where a couple's cars turned up after a home invasion robbery. >> some bay area thieves with a taste for the finer things. what they were after when they broke into a michelin rated restaurant. >> cbs 5 high-def doppler radar showing rainfall for the first time in two weeks. how much, how long will it last and when will we see more? that's coming up in 10 minutes. >> and the buffalo sauce and bleu cheese may go to waste. why chicken wings could be in short supply for your super bowl party! thi

walking into school, minding your own business. you walk into class. and you see that fella. or -- no. that's a fella. that deer, crashing through the window, just before class began at a junior high in ohio. no one was hurt. just wanted to learn. and rather fitting because the school is located in deerfield. it's located in deerfield. see what i did there? >> that's a perfect segue, josh. >> d'oh. >> yes. hi, lara. >> hi, i really don't have any of those today. you would have been proud yesterday. >>> today, we just have a lot of news, george. we're going to get right to it. good morning, everybody. we begin "pop news" this morning with your exclusive, first look at jennifer lawrence as katniss everydean, in the upcoming "hunger games" sequel. "entertainment weekly" magazine, kind enough to give it to us. they talk with the superstar about everything from the her upcoming movie, to losing weight, which she says she does not buy into. and we love her for that. check out the new issue of "entertainment weekly" on newsstands on friday. >>> kim and kanye have bought a starter house, on s

passing gas at a rate up to nine times a day. and when the foul-smelling fella said he would use a fan, his manager said that he would only, quote, cause the smell to spread around and worsen the air quality in the module. i would rather focus on puppy problems. >> do you think this guy is doing this for attention? >> to have this happen, he is lactose intolerant and they have medication for that. >> you can avoid ice cream at lunchtime. >> i feel like we have photos of this guy eating. he is eating a pizza and ice cream and milk shake. something is wrong with his diet. that's what we need to be talking about. >> is this something we have come to expect from government workers? >> i guess. but sprinkle some pho breeze in your salad or something. >> the al roker in the white house story. this is nothing. you heard about this, right? >> yes, yes. we talked about it on this show. >> his manager said that he cannot prove that he had a medical condition. but isn't everything a medical condition these days. you don't have to prove it, do you? >> i don't care if it is a medical condition, but

>>> let me finish tonight with this one issue. joe biden is an ordinary fella in many ways. he's somebody you'd likely meet on a golf course or a bowling alley. in other words, he wouldn't be out of place with a group of pennsylvania deer hunters. if you don't believe me, go see the movie, "deer hunter." it's a classic. so i'm confident closing the gun show loophole, gun safety and doing something about those high-capacity gun clips. it's going to be something reasonable hunters and second amendment fighters will find sensible. the more people have a say in writing the law, the better the law, the fewer the people, the worse the law. big corporations, for example, shouldn't write corporate fax law. and gun owners shouldn't be the only people involved in gun law. anybody can be shot by a gun, killed by a gun and they all ought to have a say. all of us should make gun law, not just the gun people. so let's go at it and please don't, please don't lose interest. this is a test of strength. keep your grip on this gun safety issue. the other side is still into keeping theirs, you kno

. and let me introduce you to this fella that he's got with him now. he's tom cotton. a newbie congressman from arkansas. today, he unvailed his big, new ideas. >> i think that the congress, as a whole, may be able to say no to barack obama a little bit more. >> genius. say hello to the president. what could possibly go wrong? good plan, mr. colt ton. . >> i don't think what washington needs is more compromise. i think what washington needs is more common sense and more principle. >> yeah, sure. why compromise? washington is working so well without it. let's just keep doing what we're doing. i mean, why on earth would a republican want to compromise you? what good can compromise do for a politician. now, let's be clear. chris christie is a conservative republican. i disagree with them on issue after issue. but on some things, he's showing a willingness to compromise and from the public's reaction, you can tell that's what citizens want. and we also just had a little thing called an election. remember that? you know, when just over a month ago, the country rejected republican ideology. but

. so he doesn't compare -- he doesn't command a lot of room to say fellas let's come in here and change. you notice that he called in some of the revolters today and said -- and tried to make nice with them. i think that was the right thing to do, because the i will get you approach hasn't worked. it would have worked i think had he started the congress saying, i tell you what i'm the speaker and there are certain kinds of things i have to get done. not all of you can be with me but most of you have to be with me. instead he started the 112th congress when they took over by saying we will work the will of the house. that's a prescription for no leadership on on their part. >> jennifer: it's interesting what you said here. will he -- does he ultimately -- because he won by so few votes, does it make him weaker or will he stand stronger against for instance the tea partiers? will he be a leader that is broader than just his caucus. >> remember the so-called hasta bill -- i don't think that is his philosophy. i think he now knows that when you find people

in the media, very nice fella, good man, but he is so blindly-- this article should scare anybody who has any doubts whatsoever about the media's impartiality. he's a news director for cbs news and writes a piece he essentially calls for an anti-democratic action. delegitimize the opposition. this is a country that needs and deserves to have two great political parties against each other and one in the majority and one as the loyal opposition, he doesn't believe that. he believes obama ought to delegitimize and it's one thing if he says this is what the president is attempting to do and what i think his strategy is. but this is his advice to the president. and john dickerson needs to figure out if he's the political director of cbs news or a salon.com news columnist. if he's the latter he shouldn't be the political director. if he's the political director he shouldn't be writing trash like that. >> sean: let's take a trip down memory lane and in 2009 here is barack obama. we stated it earlier. 8.3 million americans, fewer americans working than when he took office four years ago, but here is

do it once and do it the right way. >> james, i had a fella call my radio program yesterday, a guy who identified himself as being gay and says he has two sons in scouting, which raised an interesting question of what applicability does this have to parents, hopefully none. but it brought out the issue of at 8 years old, do they really know their direction? how could this possibly be enforced if it has a sexual con notation? >> i think the enforcement that's taking place is self destructive. they're teaching young kids, whether they're gay or not that gay is immoral and that it's harmful. >> hey, pete williams, correct me if i'm wrong, but wasn't this a subject of agreement? weren't president obama and governor romney both on the same page that scouting should be open to all? >> yes, they both were. they both said so during the campaign that they thought that scouting should change the view. and i think, michael, what i've seen in the last couple of days in response to the reports about what the scouts are going to do is, you know, a feeling all over the map. some who feel as james

days 1443 have died from gun violence. including those was a 39-year-old fella who was shot outside of his massachusetts skateboard shop on tuesday afternoon. his family told boston cbs affiliate that opening patriots skateboards was shawn's dream. he survived tours in afghanistan and iraq only to be shot at home. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. another life lost because of senseless gun violence in this country. the next time i'm before you more than 100 more people will have lost their lives and the number continues to rise. weekdays 9am eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> jennifer: there is a new movement to address two of our most important issues, climate change and gun violence using a classic grassroots tactic which is divestment. sending a message by pulling money. yesterday a chicago employee fund pulled from two companies that investment in gun manufacturing companies. the mayor got his idea from some college students at

's hearing. he's charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. >>> well another interesting fella, a burglar caught with his pants down. >> yeah, literally. todd and diane woke up on sunday morning to someone trying to break into their homes in spokane, washington. when they went to check the video from the home security camera, that this is what they saw and that it was not all that cute. >> we were just shocked when we saw them. and that there was actually someone there with their pants down around their ankle. everyone that had seen this said it is not real, right? and yes, it's the real shot. we wouldn't make this stuff up. >> no, you could not make it up. following the man's tracks in his snow and discussed that he posted more than a dozen homes. a couple days later, they arrested a half naked man. investigators say they are fairly confident it's the same man. not a same man, but the same man. >>> still ahead tonight, new information about the impacts of all the blows to the head to the late nfl star. how they could have pushed that there to take his own life. >>> a new study

... for an old fella. i've always been something of a musical trendsetter. i was the first kid in my hometown to buy a bay city rollers record. and this was the first album i ever bought. i was only ten. brilliant... they don't make them like this anymore. i'd love to have been a musician but i've no real talent for it. do you play? would it be stuck up there on the wall if i did? could i have a look? well -- i won't nick it, if that's what you're worried about. it was a birthday present from my parents. they were hoping i'd turn out to be a musical genius but it's been hanging on the walls ever since. what about yourself? can you play? a bit... me granddad taught me. he was a brilliant fiddler. give us a tune then. no. go on. you can't be any worse than me. i'm a bit out of practice; i don't have a fiddle. i used to play granddad's until after he died and it disappeared. here, give it a go. [ ♪ violin playing ♪ ] would you like to borrow it? yeah! all right, then, but only on one condition. better hurry up and get back to school. thanks. i'll see you later. see

them. but nobody who has done the type of thing that this fella did is ever going to see daylight. it's not going to happen. because all a judge will hear is from one doctor that says that he is still a threat to others, that'll be it. and nobody is going to say this guy is not going to be a threat to others. so i don't think he'll ever see daylight again. >> all right. well, thank you very much, gerry, for taking the time to share that with us tonight. certainly something that victims and victims families would feel incredibly relieved to hear from him. >>> police say one of britain's biggest tv stars committed more than 200 sex crimes during his lifetime and many of his victims were young children. >>> and almost a year since a cruise ship ran aground off the coast of italy, the ship remains as a ghost wreck and the safety standards haven't improved. (phone ringing) good afternoon. chase sapphire. (push button tone) this is stacy from springfield. oh whoa. hello? yes. i didn't realize i'd be talking to an actual person. you don't need to press "0," i'm here. reach a person, not a pr

should you follow him? >> guest: he's a very smart fella. c-span: [inaudible] >> guest: he has, but so as aristotle. [laughter] he also was highly respected by the framers of our constitution and has been influential on legal theory ever since. c-span: don't i remember you disagreeing in a public forum we covered about citing foreign law, and you mentioned a lot of foreign experts, a lot of british, of course, we got a lot of the law -- >> guest: i don't consider english law foreign law. english law, to the extent it informs the meaning of the constitution, for example, what is due process of law mean? that phrase in the constitution. i mean, in the abstract, it could mean anything. it means something different to a 12th century frenchman than a 16th century hawaiian. it's meaning in our constitution is the means that was given to it by 18th century englishman, and that's why english law is very relevant to our constitution and to american law. french law is not. italian law is not. c-span: and you're done. >> guest: and even -- i'm an american, italian dissent. c-span: both parents it

angeles. where are you from, little fella? >> virginia. >> you're from virginia as well. as one lady back here you were telling me, where are you from? >> maryland. >> maryland. >> paris. >> paris. >> from sierraly own, west africa. >> how about you? >> honduras. >> and how about you, big guy? >> i'm just here for you, don lemon. >> that's my producer, julian. messing with him. >> and what about you? >> atlanta. >> atlanta, georgia. that's where i live. >> and you? >> the u.s. virgin islands. >> are you excited to be here? >> yes, i am. >> what's your favorite channel? >> cnn! >> i had to do that, shameless plug. we're very excited that you're here. thank you. we want to be out among you. and we're happy that you watch cnn. and check this out. look at this little obama doll. that has been here. it's like a little -- what do you call it, flat stanley. we're going to talk about breaching security to protect the president. i'm going to do that with best-selling author brad meltser on cnn. don't go anywhere. [ dad ] find it? ya. alright, another one just like that. right in the old bucket. go

in the south to come and a volunteer his services to dr. king. and he became the only white fella and with his wife who went on to the nobel peace prize and devoted a career for the rest of his career, kind of a one of the lawyers who served dr. king in the movement. c-span: and you write about the nobel peace prize trip -- hopefully we can talk about it before -- stanley levenson. >> guest: there are too jewish lawyers from new york reserve dr. king. stanley much closer and earlier in the 50's -- harry cantelon later. he was really because of allegations about him in 1953, they hear that rosenberg trial and the first sort of thing, the fbi has evidence, claiming to have evidence that he was a soviet agent. the evidence is still secret almost 50 years later long after the sources and levinson died more than 20 years later. but ten years later in 1963, the allegations from 1953 that levin had been a soviet agent or a member of the communist party serving the soviet union in 1953 became the premise for the wiretap first on him coming and then when they never discovered any contact with the sovie

] fellas, here we go. we've got the top 7 answers on the board. name something you want to do after having a couple of drinks. arvell? >> use the bathroom. steve: use the bathroom. mike?

in the house. >> it did. >>> breakup news to tell you about, fellas. ashley judd is back on the market. she confirmed tuesday after 11 years of marriage, she and her husband -- >> he's back on the market. my, my. >> good-looking couple, there we go. no idea whether they're taking steps towards divorce or separation. they do not have any kids. they got married in scotland back in 2001 after being engaged for two years. again, no kids. seemed very much in love. no reason for why they're splitting up. but they said we'll always be family and continue to cherish our relationship based on the special love, integrity and respect we've always enjoyed. >> if you had a husband that looks like, what's there to break up about? >> 11 years, that's long in hollywood terms. >> it is. i feel so terrible for ashley. >>> chris brown, we've been talking about him, right? everyone has been tweeting me because he's in trouble yet again. >> you're not a fan? >> i'm not a fan. accused of starting a fight with frank ocean. he has come out and he says, i didn't start the fight. he posted a photo of jesus on the cr

. you helped grainne with the birth, didn't you? who's the father? some fella grainne trusted. 'course he scampered as soon as he found out she was pregnant. dad doesn't know. she kept it hidden from him. it wasn't hard. he's hardly ever around. she really misses the baby. she says she doesn't but i know. she cries herself to sleep at night. well, i want to help, roy. but i need you to help me first. [ knock at door ] i've completed my report on your father-in-law. good for you. now, if you'll excuse me. there's something else. i'm giving a lecture this evening at the youth club. what lecture? the curate is giving a talk to the young people. so i've decided to address them afterwards on the subject of road safety. you'd have to clear it with the super first. i already have. he's coming along to hear me. [ groaning ] oh! oooooh! what's he doing here? he wants to talk to you. roy! it's my fault, grainne. anyway, i'd already worked out most of it myself. go to your room, sean, love. sean! is the baby okay? he's fine. he's still at the hospital while they try

, perhaps. thank you. as long as you can hold on to that fella. [ singing ] michael row... morning. have you got a minute? how are you? did you win the lottery, enda? [ singing ] when a man loves a woman... can't keep his eyes on nothing else, eh? i don't get it. you will if you watch this. what is it? well, it's a -- a tender moment captured on tape. ha -- i can explain that. don't worry about it, enda. it's no big deal. no look, assumpta. we can work this out. we could have a lot of fun together. it's not working, enda. it, er... never did. tell me what to do. well, you could try growing up. what about the gigs? i can't afford you. enda! i didn't get to thank you properly. are you coming in? er, no, they're waiting for me. well, thanks for everything. i owe you one. you missed something great. you reckon? captions by: midwest captioning des moines, iowa sometimes we have good roadshows, sometimes we have terrific ones, packed with really good finds. and filming at an art gallery full of old masters doesn't necessarily mean we'll be presented w

're surrounded. come in and get us you big thick! look, come on, fellas, it doesn't have to be like this. no one's been hurt. just put the cans down and come out. nothing will happen to you, i promise. we want food sent in. what? pizzas, big ones. and we want a bus. a bus? where to? butlin's. [ father clifford ] this is ridiculous. i'm not going in there again without body armour, father. pancake day was months ago, ambrose. what are you doing here? i couldn't stand the suspense. what's going on? the new boys have barricaded themselves inside the storeroom. what? oh, for god's sake. okay, boys. no, ambrose, you'll only make things worse. there's nothing we can do now but wait. and pray. oh, sorry, father, that's your line. [ talking behind door ] all right. out you go. say, sorry mrs. hendley. [ boys ] sorry, mrs. hendley. the school will pay for the damage, kathleen. and you lot can pay back the school. okay, brendan? right then. outside. come on, get a move on. hurry on. give me that can. show me inside your jacket. that's what i've been

, they wiped out tens of thousands of tigers all over india. good work! one shot did it! he was a big fella, but all fight was gone out of him now. they would shoot as many tigers as they could lay their hands on. they would blast as many as they could and they'd boast about it. in some areas they drove tigers into local extinction. [ calling ] i remember the last time that the family were together. [ calling ] machli had left the cubs and she had gone hunting. [ calls ] a couple of hours later she came back and she started roaring. she was calling the cubs. then we heard a rustle in the bushes behind us, and she lay down on the road. and broken tail and slant ear both came out of the bush and then started suckling from her. of course she hadn't had milk for well over a year. this was some sort of amazing bonding behavior that no one had ever seen before. extraordinary to see these two male tigers bigger than her, suckling from her. that was the last time we saw the family unit together. was there an incident, a natural incident with a male tiger? was there an incident wi

to talk about it. this old fella was in earlier on. he left you this. what, for us? "good luck, lads. "left you a present, something for the lady. "odds on she will like it." ah, look at that! beat the holy... isn't that lovely? she even looks like niamh. i talked to mairead. and? well, her story doesn't exactly agree with yours-- she seems to think it's all her fault. i think i believe her. how is she? she'll survive. what's the point of being fifteen if you can't make the odd mistake? so you're safe from the law for now but i'd stay away from rivers and rafts. i will.. look, i'm sorry. i suppose i still have a lot to learn. the first thing you need to learn is to stop apologizing for yourself. right, sorry. thank you. ( chuckling ) are you off duty now? as much as i'm ever going to be--you? as much as i'm ever going to be. do you want to go for a drink? jeez, i thought you'd never ask. great. ♪ love thee dearest ♪ ♪ love thee ♪ ♪ this by yonder star i swear ♪ ♪ which through tears above thee ♪ ♪ shine so sadly fair ♪ ♪ though too oft dim

is an ordinary fella in many ways. he's somebody you'd likely meet on a golf course or a bowling alley. in other words, he wouldn't be out of place with a group of pennsylvania deer hunters. if you don't believe me, go see the movie, "deer hunter." it's a classic. so i'm confident closing the gun show loophole, gun safety and doing something about those high-capacity gun clips. it's going to be something reasonable hunters and second amendment fighters will find sensible. the more people have a say in writing the law, the better the law, the fewer the people, the worse the law. big corporations, for example, shouldn't write corporate fax law. and gun owners shouldn't be the only people involved in gun law. anybody can be

and the fella from virginia stole my thunder and before him, another fella. but you keep presenting your position, and the position of your firm, as a women's organization. in actuality all it is is a democratic organization, and since the other guy stole my thunder i wanted to make that point. i hope my friends and colleagues in the republican party are listening to how the democratic party and folks like yourself have done a fantastic job of packaging a little -- the little pieces of the voting bloc and appealing to certain people and basically saying, here's the only option that you really have. so i think you've done a wonderful job of presenting your case, and i hope that my republican brethren and sisters will all join together and create groups like yourselves, because -- >> guest: i want -- just wasn't point there. the packaging of little groups of we package nothing. we talk to independent women in this country. i love -- we talk about the coalition where the new democratic coalition of hispanics and youth and women. like women with special interest. women are 51% of the populat

. the fella that said if you didn't have guns you would have rocks. that is a nenader that will way of thinking. one car is not a 100 round drunk. you can't kill 100 people in a few minutes. secondly, mental illness, remember road rage? you don't hear that any more. you have so many people with anger issues, they are not mentally ill. we have here in florida a man shoot his neighbor because the dog was barking and he shot the unarmed neighbor because he was angry. that newspaper in new york that prints the names of gun owners. that is great because i want to know if my grandchild is going to a neighbor's house to play with their children i want to make sure that their guns are safely secured because hear in florida we have a governor who is so angry that doctors were asking parents if their guns were safely secured that he passed a bill that pediatricians and doctors couldn't question parents about gun safety so how many kids are shot because they find these idiots. host: from our twitter page you cannot predict crazy but you can restrict crazy from getting assault weapons. our last

't fret, big fella, the sticky bun comes soon. wicked cup there, mr. jim. julia, turn the frown the other way around. >> hey, dave, you're three minutes late. >> don't be no cloud on a sunny day. >> chill. >> respect, boss man. >> the ad is all about selling the red volkswagen there. the get in, get happy campaign. it's for the super bowl sunday night. it's created a social media buzz saw. a lot of people looking at it and saying they're seeing it as raci racist. jamaica is responding. >> i think it's quite funny. >> we'll kick it around. we'll have d.l. hughley here to weigh in as well. >>> also coming up, the mastermind behind the elaborate manti te'o hoax is finally speaking out in an exclusive interview with dr. phil. was he in love with the football player or not? we're going to hear more about that. >>> also, beyonce, out with a spectacular new photo as we count down to the super bowl. it looks like she's planning on refereeing the event in a very fabulous way. >> and what an event it will be in new orleans this weekend. but not the only big game played. >> what? >> we have puppy bo

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